The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
SHE WAS A CIRCASSIAN GIRL.
"a DAT WITH A LIVING CURE0sITY
I'M A ROWERY MUgEU1L

Queen nna tbs efranHe behnvhor OF tho
sksIsts.--A Fesp ne n Basy FsrrA
It was 0 O'Clock in the morning. Tho
Bowery was in full operation, hummlne with .
myriad car wheels. jingling with score Of
hundred chr bells. rustling with the slip and
tread Of thousands OF footsteps, rambling
with tho rushing OF elevated trains, and rattling
with hurrying wagons. The earlier morning
dust OF the store sweepings had settled upon
the dust OF other mornings and the last mer-
chant to inspect and admire the arrangement
OF the goods in hia store window had Just
stepped In to tell his head clerk to put lew
tickets OF startlingly low-prfce figures on the
trousers that hung above the rolls OF cloth. so
gaudy In color and 80 literally striped that 1t
seemed wonder they were left there longer
than Il would take the young men OF tho
Dowery TO buy them.
With twfnkling, hurried footsteps young
, woman made her way along the west side OF
tho thoroughfare. She seemed bent on keep
ling an appointment already almost missed. 90
rapidly did she walk and 30 needless was she
of her surroundings even when in lodging
horse on crosswalk ono hoof pinned her dress
down for half second. She did not even turn
to smflo or to frown, as the case might have
boon, whom two out Of four men with spherical
vests, reinod in by huge watch chains. called
out to her. "Ah. therer' She paused only whom
maseum l' into to- 1t she walked with q wholly
different step-a slow and rather careless
, ssG y Psr * Sa v h%n
,was very pretty. beyond doubt; g little
Sses and what p as! aeiow Sair 70, want
b better knowledge q oolors instead 81 nav
Eoif.cioth covered door. she was calamity
pinohed on one arm above the elbow bow. Sy the the
on duty ss 70
goes Il dis mornfngP Got dot shorter trees vot
choke tS you abSwS sgd
Sss the the ss ans
ses For one ~ WITH and what have soss got 70
d sns sh PSs
,mempsr dot am q irent Of yours" were his
Concluding yords uttered aloud d. ,,r, en-.
But my ssesder sln't poor"
ii"My dress Il good enough and long enough
and all the money make is what sing for; l
Ssor sfG sse % when no 20 ns
pas e. shss ' iSr never lad e before
you DOT o up nit MI asr p s But toad make
ysay se l asE A dos faxes . and
fakes comes sheap in der profession now. In
But s. sss s SGt SsTs
r s sg E M 9n to v %aT rs
you come und want 3 dhob to sing ye only. dock
you because our regular Alpine used to git trunk
md dats on her wig und fan herself init 1t on
Ight Nose yoass angel Es.r sa,d a the
bout the j. ort stiits, Tor when It comes to
sha es al r as IT, Moss replied and then
nj dAd n NJ
&iss Lizzie BsSedere, as the hostess pro-
little room The size ana style 81 9 closet, where
her nimble pge,s deity touched mysteri92 81,
n soft circular mass around her feet She
ran one finger along the front OF her basque,
S it sw sSs too al n on wh hse in
Q suit Of cheap blue satin: braided and beaded
an outlandlsh hay coiored via; that was as Sig
" ss@a to IL
risely and aftar poke with ole finger Into
& %o OF the fa sse
n DowSsr puff ns
f9r the Sultans h4rem. but eseal Ted by bribing
the soldiers" as the museum leo turer said ex-
stairs, past ne hall allied with s;tnfred erooo-
Is QlLoSs CthS6b Oh UIEQS, dnSl
Of torture designed in the mi, Idle ages.-of
eome workmen who make those things In Will
IL n Ss snd T Rnsg s sanos
fermaaees are sissn syery hour; he was is,te:
shsrs possa f' 9sa. eh IL Fat wS sns
pare tSese w sat the WHO T. said to
have had to leave Russia because Princess
e ps ne x
iooainS man With red pSwdsr On his ass and
Queen With her little 1a e.s booHs N
her hand and her eye On the red ca n9,tdS
r large letter. s. s,ms Gall on Madame Vestrias
e BY @s dean maze Miner nss vsssss wa
@ SHIPPED naa @ aaS
9
across her eyes, like an Egyptian, and she iat
In q dark rcd robe. now thrown oyer the a rms
her mysteriously when she moved. which size
did whenoyer q servant girI Or country n iis
curtain to have her fortune told.
sel e ss as sss Se Russian Ana
be added Z" first run OF fats !" term no al,-
tia, and therefore gave him a living, and de-
seryed better treatment from him. A motheg
and little boy and q man or two came In ann
stared at tho living curiosities as he spoke,
and after that tho room always contained
some spectators. The Gipsy Queen therefore
had 70 whisper her news to the Beauty in
enatchos at odd moments.
I'm going to marry Nike" she said. at first.
What Our Mike-the Anarehist%
Yea"
Mary Ann, d'you mean It? thought you
were going TO marry Mr.. Baltz, the skeleton"
"Sh-h-h They'll hear You. Everybody'll
tumble II you talk so loud. Poor Baitz don't
know I've shook him. Yes, l was going 70
Woods and he brought me such nice nosegay
And he's got two hundred dollars saved up"
rlunks. Lizzie. not dollars Plunks is what
the fellows oil say now"
"Piunks. then. Two hundred of them"
yes, dear. oh. III have to go and give that
lady the grand guy for her fortune. No; she
liant going into my den. Yes, dear; he's got
the rocks but was .a-thinking i over and
R-sieeping on It and along come Mike and he
asked me would marry him and travel with
him He's NICE, amt hel l. think he's reel
nfoa An aaya In m vaalf akalatnns il nlnV-